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You and your ex-spouse may both agree that divorce is the right choice, but that doesn't make the decision easier. When you have reached this difficult conclusion together, Pennsylvania's mutual consent divorce provides a more straightforward path forward. You won’t...
Many relatives choose to step up and provide a permanent home when biological parents cannot take care of a child. In Pennsylvania, this is called kinship adoption. It lets family members legally protect the child from sudden home disruptions or standard foster care...
Adjusting to shared custody can be a complicated process. Parents may struggle to find a workable dynamic with one another. They may also each experience fluctuations in their connection with their children. Young children and even teenagers have intense emotional...
A divorce can reshape every part of life, and financial stability is usually one of the biggest concerns spouses face. Alimony in Pennsylvania isn’t one-size-fits-all. The law offers several forms of support depending on where you are in the divorce process and what...
When most people think of a Protection From Abuse (PFA) order, they think of a restraining order, a piece of paper that tells an abuser they must stay away. While that protection is vital, many victims in Berks County hesitate to file because they fear the immediate...
The moment you pull into a parking lot for a custody exchange, your heart might race, as these transitions are often one of the most emotional parts of shared parenting. Seeing an ex-spouse can evoke complex emotions, making it normal to feel anxious or overwhelmed....
Pennsylvania is an equitable property division state. When a marriage ends due to divorce, spouses split their resources or ask a judge to decide who keeps what property. Marital assets are subject to division, while separate property has protection from division....
Grandparents often play a vital role in a child’s life. But if you are concerned about custody or visitation in Pennsylvania, you may feel unsure where to start. Understanding your options and the timing involved can help you take steps that protect your relationship...
Parents who divorce are encouraged to play an active role in their children’s lives, often sharing custody and parenting responsibilities. Once parents establish a routine, children can acclimate to their new family structure. Big changes to this routine can be...
The sole focus of any Pennsylvania judge making a custody decision is the best interests of the child. This principle ensures your child's safety, happiness, and well-being remain the top priority. State law, specifically the amended 23 Pa. C.S. § 5328, requires the...